Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati make Top 50 Cities for Global Trade

In Global Trade's Top 50 Cities, Northern Kentucky / Greater Cincinnati region ranks number 16 — and boasts the best cost structure on the list, ranking as the least-costly metropolitan area for businesses in the U.S. Low rates for facility leasing, transportation and property taxes contribute to the Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati region's competitive ranking.  Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati have a business cost index 4.1% under the U.S national baseline of 100. The region also offers proximity to consumers, suppliers and competitors, along with access to major ports on the Ohio River, five airports and three interstate highways. Read more here.

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In Global Trade‘s Top 50 Cities, Northern Kentucky / Greater Cincinnati region ranks number 16 — and boasts the best cost structure on the list, ranking as the least-costly metropolitan area for businesses in the U.S. Low rates for facility leasing, transportation and property taxes contribute to the Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati region’s competitive ranking. 

Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati have a business cost index 4.1% under the U.S national baseline of 100. The region also offers proximity to consumers, suppliers and competitors, along with access to major ports on the Ohio River, five airports and three interstate highways.

Read more here.

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